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CAPITAL EXPENDITURE PLAN AND BUDGET

This section contains the proposed 2013 Capital Expenditure Plan and Budget as adopted by the

Board of Commissioners.

THE CAPITAL BUDGET PROCESS

Departments submit a list of their capital expenditure needs along with their operating budget

request. These requests are reviewed by the directors of Management Information Services,

Facilities, Purchasing, the Controller, and the budget staff. The recommendations for funding

department requests are derived from the review process of this ad hoc committee.

The primary review responsibility for the capital expenditure budget rests with the County Services

Committee. The other Liaison Committees may propose changes to the County Services Committee

regarding the recommended capital budget. Once the final recommendations are made by the County

Services Committee, the budget is then reviewed by the Finance Committee and incorporated into

the Finance Recommended Budget. The capital improvements plan is made a part of the budget

adopted by the Board of Commissioners' appropriations resolution.

OVERVIEW OF THE PROPOSED 2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

The items in this plan come from requests submitted by the various departments and

recommendations by Management Information Services, Facilities, Purchasing and the Controller,

concerning the identified needs. The resulting list is prioritized based on policies established by the

Board in previous years. The plan authorizes new expenditures for 2013 and reappropriates funds

for multi-year projects or purchases which had been authorized but not completed in previous years.

The 2013 budget contains appropriations totaling $7,485,416 for debt obligations and capital

expenditures. This includes debt service payments of $507,000 for the Community Mental Health

Building and $419,570 for the jail renovation project. Also included is $843,243 to continue debt

service payments on the Grady Porter Building renovation and $281,273 for debt service payments

for the recently completed Ingham County 911 Dispatch Center. The remaining obligations include

$191,078 for the Trane Energy Project, $1,123,900 for debt service for the Veterans Memorial

Courthouse, $1,739,989 for debt services to be paid by drainage districts, $394,150 for debt service

for the Human Services Building, and $1,985,213 for various capital expenditures including the

general County, Medical Care Facility, Fairgrounds, and Parks Department but not including the

Road Commission.

The General Fund portion of the debt and capital expenditures totals $1,585,273. The County's

share ofthe Grady Porter Building debt is $843,243; Trane Energy Project debt is $191,078; and Jail

Renovation debt is $244,325. The general fund also includes $306,627 for various capital

expenditures.

MAJOR PROJECTS

Only four major projects are proposed for 2013, the largest ofwhich is a cooling tower replacement

at the Jail ($ 175,000). Also proposed are ADA compliant doors for the Hilliard Building, District

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Court and Animal Control ($ 12,000), removal ofthe gymnasium stage at the Ingham County Family

Center ($20,000), and vestibule heaters at the Human Services Building ($15,000).

MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENTS

Capital improvements in this category include building or office improvements which cost less than

$10,000. Six projects totaling $44,607 are recommended for this budget. These projects include

kennel doors and frames at Animal Control, door replacement at the Ingham County Family Center,

and carpet replacement at the Immunization Clinic.

EQUIPMENT AND FURNITURE

A total of $251,245 is recommended for the purchase of furniture and equipment in 2013. The

General Fund portion of this total is $29,220. Some funding will also come from the Equipment

Revolving Fund, the Drain Revolving Fund, and the Community Health Centers Enterprise Fund.

DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT

The 2013 capital budget includes $423,337 for the purchase of new computers, the upgrade of

computers, and the purchase of other data processing equipment. Departments are charged for the

operating and replacement costs associated with data processing services based on the number of

personal computers in the department. Funds created from these chargebacks are used for the

purchase of new data processing equipment as well as the upgrade of existing data processing

equipment. Projects approved for 2013 are primarily for the replacement and upgrade of existing

equipment. Also approved is funding for new phone systems for Friend ofthe Court ($32,000) and

Adult Probation ($ 15,200), $ 15,400 to complete the video surveillance proj ect at District Court and

$27,000 for additional scanning and microfilming in Probate Court.

OTHER COUNTY EXPENDITURES

$295,200 is authorized for improvements at the Ingham County Fairgrounds, which are funded by

the Hotel/Motel Funds. The Fair Board receives 10 percent of the tax for Fairgrounds

improvements. Major projects at the Fair for 2013 include $120,000 for a covered arena and

$25,000 to reroof the Community Building.

A total of $ 109,000 is recommended for capital expenditures to improve County Parks, $32,000 from

the General Fund. These funds are primarily for routine building repair and equipment maintenance,

as well as equipment purchases from the parks enterprise fund. Also recommended is a bathhouse

and concession area update at Lake Lansing Park, which will be funded primarily by a grant from the

Michigan Department ofNatural Resources. A matching general fund appropriation of$ 15,000 will

be needed in 2014. Projects totaling $84,824 are approved for Potter Park and the Potter Park Zoo,

all of which are funded by the Zoo millage.

$555,000 is authorized from the Medical Care Facility Depreciation Fund for the replacement ofthe

parking lot and building improvements. This fund allows for the continued maintenance and

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improvements at the facility, as well as equipment purchases. The depreciation fund balance is

committed toward repayment of loaned proceeds for major renovations and additions to the facility.

EFFECT ON THE OPERATING BUDGET

This capital budget is primarily made up of replacement and new equipment and repair to

existing buildings. There are two main effects on the operating budget. First, a lump sum

appropriation is set aside in general fund monies of $306,627 to assist in the payment of

equipment and repairs. Second, depreciation charges are billed back to departments for

equipment purchases to make available replacement funds when the equipment's useful life is

over. In the "Description Funded Projects" at the end of this section, there is a column that

details each project's effect on the operating budget. Where the effect is quantifiable, the dollar

amounts are noted with a brief description. Other projects are not expected to affect the

operating budget, and are indentified as having "no measurable impact."

FORMAT OF THE PROPOSED 2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

The next several pages present the 2013 budget portion of the capital budget plan and include all

of the requested projects for 2013 and identify the sources of funding.

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POLICY STATEMENT

FOR

CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS

Adequate County facilities and major equipment play an essential role in enabling County

Departments to perform their functions efficiently and effectively and deliver their services.

The development and adoption of a multi-year plan that addresses the acquisition, improvement,

and disposition of facilities and major equipment needs enhance the provision of County services

while avoiding unanticipated expenditures in these areas.

To arrive at a plan which best serves the County's needs, the following objectives should be

incorporated:

1. Existing County facilities will not be allowed to deteriorate (i.e., major deficiencies that

negatively impact the condition of existing facilities should be corrected.)

2. Normal maintenance needs will be scheduled and accomplished in a timely and ongoing

basis (i.e., roofs approaching their anticipated life expectancy should be scheduled for

replacement.)

3. The ongoing operational and maintenance costs of existing facilities, as well as any

proposed major improvements, will be evaluated against the cost of acquiring

replacement facilities (i.e., the cost of making the Hilliard Building totally usable for

office space - including the installation of an elevator - should be evaluated against the

cost of disposing of that building and replacing it with a new one.)

4. Maintenance or improvements to County facilities will incorporate applicable energy

conservation measures necessary to contain and reduce energy usage.

5. Maintenance or improvements to County facilities will incorporate applicable measures

to assure that the facilities become accessible to the handicapped as required by State and

Federal law and regulations.

6. The needs of County Departments for improved office space will be evaluated in terms of

the following criteria:

a. The effect of such change on the efficiency and effectiveness of the

department's and County's operation.

b. The cost of modifying existing and available space.

c. The cost of acquiring a new facility, and the cost/benefit analysis of

owning versus renting will be evaluated.

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d. The ongoing operational and maintenance costs.

7. Replacement of County office equipment will be based on an evaluation of the

equipment's operational and life cycle cost, annual maintenance cost versus replacement

cost, frequency of use, anticipated life of equipment, state of technology, and effect upon

the efficiency and effectiveness of the Department's operations. Requests for equipment

or improved technology will be evaluated in terms of the impact on the ability of the

Departments to perform their functions more effectively and efficiently (i.e., replacement

of typewriters with word processors.)

8. The County Budget will annually include the appropriation necessary for daily operation

and maintenance needs. In addition, consideration will be given annually to appropriating

the equivalent of 1/1 Oth of a mill from the General Fund for major maintenance and

capital improvement needs.

9. Ingham County maintenance and improvements to historic buildings will be done

whenever feasible in a way that preserves significant architectural and artistic features.

10. To the extent feasible all Ingham County Capital Improvements projects will be

implemented in a way that minimizes permanent adverse impact on surrounding uses and

neighbors.

11. Adequate records, plans, and blueprints of all County facilities and properties will be

maintained by the Purchasing Director to facilitate proper planning and maintenance.

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GUIDELINES FOR COMPUTER AUTOMATION

The County Management Information Systems Department, under the direction of the County

Services Committee of the Ingham County Board of Commissioners is committed to providing

electronic data processing services, programming and operational support, training, and

maintenance to all County departments. Priority of these services is based upon, but not limited

to, the following criteria:

1. The development and operation costs of any proposed data processing projects will be

compared with the potential savings in departmental resources used to carry out those

functions.

2. Proposed projects will be generally prioritized as to whether the project is for automation

of a current department function, major enhancement of a currently automated function,

or development of a new function.

3. New systems will be designed to enhance the capability of the local department to

manage its own data and generate its own reports to the extent appropriate.

4. Selection of equipment and software for proposed projects will be determined based on

consistency and compatibility with equipment currently in use in the County.

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2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

DEPARTMENT

EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE

MEDICAL CARE FACILITY PROJECTS

FAIR PROJECTS

PARKS PROJECTS

ZOO PROJECTS

MAJOR PROJECTS

MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENT

DATA PROCESSING

TOTAL BUDGET

DEPARTMENT

REOUEST

386,151

555,000

295,200

239,500

84,824

1,108,400

215,006

671,189

$3,555,270

FUNDED

AMOUNT

251,245

555,000

295,200

109,000

84,824

222,000

44,607

423,337

$1,985,213

GENERAL

FUND

29,220

0

0

32,000

0

187,000

31,007

27,400

$306,627

EQUIP.

REVOLV.

FUND

100,000

0

0

0

0

0

0

362,837

$462,837

OTHER

122,025

555,000

295,200

77,000

84,824

35,000

13,600

33,100

$1,215,749

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2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

DEPARTMENT

EQUIP.

DEPARTMENT FUNDED GENERAL REVOLV.

REQUEST AMOUNT FUND FUND OTHER

DESCRIPTION

OF OTHER

FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT

ANIMAL CONTROL

Vehicle - Truck or Van

Body Armor

Total:

CIRCUIT COURT - GENERAL TRIAL DIVISION

Bookcase for Judge Collette's Courtroom/Office

Attorney and Client Chairs for Judge Collette's Courtroom

Total:

DRAIN

Pick-up trucks (2)

Drain - Computers

Total:

FACILITIES

Truck - replacement for Jail

Sweepster Replacement for Hilliard Tractor

HSB/New tractor

Security Camera's - HSB

New Televisions for the HSB conference rooms

Total:

FAMILY DIVISION

Youth Center Van

Family Center Van

Total:

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

Compressor - Cedar Health Center - Adult Health

Pulmonary Function Test Equipment - St. Lawrence Health Center

Water Testing Multiparameter Meter - Environmental Health

Tympanogram - Hand Held Test Unit - Well Child Health Center

GPS Field Units & Software - Environmental Health

Dental Assistant Carts (4) - Cedar Health Center - Adult Dental

Fiber Optic Hand Pieces (2) Cedar Health Center - Adult Health

Vital Sign Monitors & Carts - Cedar Health Center - Women's Health

Vita! Sign Monitor & Cart - Cedar Health Center - Adult Health

Healthy Start/Public Health Services - Workstations

Total:

PURCHASING

Hydraulic Cutter - Print Shop

Total

35,000

800

35,800

1,200

4,500

5,700

70,000

50,000

120,000

40,000

5,000

27,000

6,000

5,000

83,000

25,000

25,000

50,000

7,000

2,500

1,795

2,500

5,558

4,200

3,030

4,000

2,000

15,000

15,000

35,000

800

35,800

0

0

0

70,000

0

70,000

40,000

5,000

45,000

25,000

25,000

50,000

7,000

2,500

1,795

2,500

0

4,200

3,030

4,000

2,000

0

27,025

12,000

12,000

800

800

5,000

35,000

35,000

40,000

5,000 40,000

25,000

0 25,000

70,000 Drain Revolv Fund

70,000

25,000 Juv. Justice Millage

25,000

7,000 Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

2,500 Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

1,795 Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

2,500 Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

4,200

3,030

4,000

2,000

27,025

Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

Comm. Hit Ctr Fund

SHERIFF

Bullet Resistant Vests

Deputy Work Station - Squad Room

Chairs - Corrections Unit

Ice Machine Replacement / Jail Kitchen

Training Rifles

Total

21,420

15,000

6,000

12,000

2,000

21,420

0

0

0

2,000

56,420 23,420

21,420

budgeted in 2012

2,000

23,420

VETERANS AFFAIRS

Furniture Upgrade

Total

8,231

8,231

TOTAL EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE 386,151 251,245 29,220 100,000 122,025

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2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

DEPARTMENT

EQUIP.

GENERAL REVOLV.

FUND FUND OTHER

DESCRIPTION

OF OTHER

MEDICAL CARE FACILITY

Replacement of Parking lot & Building Improvements

TOTAL MCF PROJECTS

555,000

555,000

555,000

555,000

555,000 MCF Depreciation

555,000

FAIR

ReroofCommunity Building

Fair - Computer upgrade

Repair/Replace heating system in Multi Purpose Bldg

Covered Arena

Building Maintenance/Improvements

Reroof Shirley Clark Pavilion

Repair Blacktop

TOTAL FAIR PROJECTS

25,000

1,200

80,000

120,000

50,000

9,000

10,000

25,000

1,200

80,000

120,000

50,000

9,000

10,000

295,200 295,200

25,000

1,200

80,000

120,000

50,000

9,000

10,000

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

Hotel/Motel Tax

295,200

PARKS

Lake Lansing - Well electrical change

Hawk Island - Splash pad chairs

Hawk Island - Splash pad pump

Hawk Island - Asphalt path repair

Hawk Island - Asphalt parking lot repair

Bathhouse and Concession Area Update

Burchfield Park - ExMark w/72" mulching deck

Burchfield Park - 3/4 ton Pick up Truck

Hawk Island - Debris blower

Hawk Island - Grinder pump - beach house restroom

Hawk Island - Electric utility vehicle

All parks - 3 pt Debris blower

All parks - Scaffolding

Hope Soccer Complex- Goals

Lake Lansing Boat Launch - Dock

PARKS PROJECTS TOTAL

15,000

12,000

5,000

20,000

20,000

80,000

12,000

24,000

2,000

5,000

9,000

10,000

2,500

8,000

15,000

15,000

12,000

5,000

0

0

69,000

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

8,000

0

239,500 109,000

15,000

12,000

5,000

Enterprise Fund,

69,000 Friends of IC Parks,

8,000 508 enterprise fund

508 enterprise fund

32,000 77,000

ZOO

Replace Glass Block in birdhouse (AZA accreditation requirement)

Bongo Door Replacement (AZA accreditation requirement)

Power Washer (AZA accreditation requirement)

Tiger Training Chute (to enhance animal medical care)

Storage Building for holding cages (AZA accreditation requirement)

Exhibit Modification

Raven Exhibit

Fencing between Yac & clinic

Table Saw replacement (current is not OSHA compliant)

Landscaping Upgrades

Fencing Exhibit Upgrade

Bobcat Snow Plow

Zoo - Computer Equipment upgrades

ZOO PROJECTS TOTAL

MAJOR PROJECTS

Facilities - Jail Cooling Tower Replacement

Facilities - ADA Compliant Doors for Hilliard, Dist Crt, Animal Cntrl

Facilities - New AC unit for the Family Center kitchen

Facilities - Removal of the Gymnasium stage/ICFC

Facilities - HSB Vestibule Heaters

Facilities - HSB/ New benches and Trash receptacles

Facilities - GPB - Duct Insulation

Facilities - Youth Center Carpet Replacement

Facilities - Tracer Summit upgrade

Health - Community Health Center updates

Health - Comm Hlth Ctr - Mobile Medical Vehicle Replacement

TOTAL MAJOR PROJECTS

35,000

10,000

3,000

2,000

6,000

3,000

10,000

1,800

1,800

5,000

3,000

1,500

2,724

84,824

35,000

10,000

3,000

2,000

6,000

3,000

10,000

1,800

1,800

5,000

3,000

1,500

2,724

84,824

175,000

12,000

55,000

20,000

15,000

16,400

15,000

20,000

30,000

250,000

500,000

1,108,400

175,000

12,000

0

20,000

15,000

0

0

0

0

0

0

222,000

175,000

12,000

187,000

35,000

10,000

3,000

2,000

6,000

3,000

10,000

1,800

1,800

5,000

3,000

1,500

2,724

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

Zoo Millage

84,824

20,000 Juv. Just. Millage

15,000 HSB Operating Fund

35,000

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2013 CAPITAL BUDGET

DEPARTMENT

MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENTS

Animal Control - Kennel Doors & Frames

Circuit Court - Installation of Security partitions at Counter of Clerk's

Office

District Court - Jury Room Bathroom (2)

Facilities - Carpet replacement - HSB

Facilities - Door Replacement/ICFC

Facilities - Youth Center Gate Improvements

Facilities - Drinking Fountain for the Gym - ICFC

Facilities - HSB. Stair Treads

Family Division - Swipe Cards for Hearing Rooms 2/3 in GPB

Health - Office Layout Revisions - Administration

Health - Workstations - Accounting

Health - Immunization Clinic - Carpet replacement

Health - Communicable Disease Control - Partitions Project (Phase II)

Sheriff - Jail Receiving Update/Remodel

Sheriff- Carpet

TOTAL MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENT

DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT (D/P)

BOC - Laptop Replacements

Budget Office - Computer Replacement

Circuit Crt - Gen. Trial - Computer, Printer, Software replacements

Circuit Crt - Gen. Trial Div. - Courtroom Technology Replacements

Circuit Court - Gen. Trial Div. - CISCO Phones

Circuit Court - Portable FTR Recording Equipment

Circuit Court - Adult Probation - CISCO Phones

County Clerk - Desktop Computer Replacements

Controller's Office - Computer Replacements

District Court - Computer & Printer Replacements

District Court - Video Surveillance Project

District Court - Tablet Technology (I-Pad)(3)

Drain - Computers

Drain - Phone and headset

Equalization - Computer upgrades

Facilities - New Maintenance Computer - ICFC

Facilities - New Computer for HSB Maintenance

Family Division - Replacement Computers, Printers and Monitors

Family Division - IP Phone upgrade

FOC - MIS IP Phone upgrade

Health - Computer Upgrades

Health - Color Laser Printers for EHR (10) - CHC Network

Health - Inventory Software - Accounting

Health - Speaker Phones in Exam Rooms Cedar Hlth Ctr - Child Hlth

Health - Desktop Computer & Monitor - Health Smiles Dental Center

Health - Desktop Computers (2) Cedar Health Center - Adult Health

Health - Document Scanner - Environmental Health

MIS - PC/Laptop replacements/staff& classrooms at HRB and GPB

Parks - Cisco Phone System Hunt Group Software

Parks - 4 Laptops and Docking Stations - Office

Probate - Expected additional hardware costs for scanning project

Probate Court - Printer replacement

Probate Court - Upgrade computers and printer

Probate Court - Microfilm & scanning of closed files

Prosecuting Attorney - Computer Equipment

Prosecuting Attorney - Cisco Phones

Prosecuting Attorney - Onbase Unity Client

Sheriff- Computer Equipment

Sheriff- Blue Team Software

Treasurer - Computer Equipment

Veteran Affairs - Hardware upgrades

TOTAL DATA PROCESSING

DEPARTMENT

REQUEST

13,322

FUNDED

AMOUNT

13,322

30,000

6,000

60,000

12,000

12,000

1,600

13,000

2,210

4,000

7,500

9,475

12,500

19,399

12,000

215,006

2,400

850

22,000

20,000

49,000

8,000

15,200

8,364

3,000

30,706

15,400

2,100

2,000

500

4,500

1,100

1,100

13,640

40,400

32,000

115,544

11,000

4,750

3,500

1,266

2,532

1,908

35,716

8,000

5,500

15,000

1,200

10,000

12,000

19,029

38,400

16,500

72,296

16,000

7,663

1,125

671,189

0

6,000

0

12,000

0

1,600

0

2,210

0

0

9,475

0

0

0

44,607

2,400

850

22,000

20,000

0

8,000

15,200

8,364

3,000

25,000

15,400

0

0

0

4,500

1,100

1,100

13,640

0

32,000

90,000

0

0

0

1,266

0

0

20,000

8,000

5,500

15,000

1,200

10,000

12,000

19,029

0

0

60,000

0

7,663

1,125

423,337

EQUIP.

GENERAL REVOLV.

FUND FUND

13,322

6,000

DESCRIPTION

3THER OF OTHER

2,210

9,475

31,007

15,400

12,000

2,400

850

22,000

20,000

8,000

15,200

8,364

3,000

25,000

4,500

1,100

13,640

90,000

1,266

20,000

8,000

5,500

15,000

1,200

10,000

19,029

60,000

7,663

1,125

12,000 Juv. Just. Millage

1,600 Juv. Just. Millage

13,600

1,100 Juv. Just. Millage

32,000 CRP contract

27,400 362,837 33,100

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DESCRIPTION OF FUNDED PROJECTS

EQUIPMENT & FURNITURE

ANIMAL CONTROL

PROJECT NAME

Body Armor Safety Vest for new

Officer

Vehicle - Truck or Van

DESCRIPTION

New equipment to provide safety

&security

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$800

$35,000

$35,800

FUNDING

SOURCE

General Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

5 yr replacement

charge - $7,000

DRAIN

PROJECT NAME

Pick-up trucks (2)

DESCRIPTION

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$70,000

$70,000

FUNDING

SOURCE

Drain Revolving

Fund

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

FACILITIES

PROJECT NAME

Truck - replacement for Jail

Sweepster Replacement for

Hilliard Tractor

DESCRIPTION

Routine equipment replacement

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$40,000

$5,000

$45,000

SOURCE

Equipment

Revolving Fund

General Fund

IMPACT

5 yr replacement

charge - $8,000

no measurable

impact

FAMILY DIVISION

PROJECT NAME

Youth Center Van

Family Center Van

DESCRIPTION

Routine equipment replacement

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$25,000

$25,000

$50,000

FUNDING

SOURCE

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Juv. Justice Millage

HEALTH DEPARTMENT

PROJECT NAME

Compressor - Cedar Hlth Center-

Adult Health

Pulmonary Function Test

Equipment - St. Lawrence Hlth Ctr

Water Testing Multiparameter Meter-

Environmental Health

Tympanogram - Hand Held Test Unit-

Well Child Hlth Ctr

Dental Assistant Carts (4) - Cedar

Health Center-Adult Dental

Fiber Optic Hand Pieces (2)

Cedar Hlth Ctr - Adult Health

Vital Signs Monitor & Carts

Cedar Hlth Ctr- Woman's Health

Vital Signs Monitor & Carts

Cedar Hlth Ctr - Adult Health

DESCRIPTION

Routine equipment replacement

New equipment to increase efficiency

New equipment to increase efficiency

New equipment to increase efficiency

Routine furniture replacement

New equipment to increase efficiency

Routine equipment replacement

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$7,000

$2,500

$1,795

$2,500

$4,200

$3,030

$4,000

$2,000

$27,025

FUNDING

SOURCE

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

Comm Hlth Ctr Fund

IMPACT

5 yr replacement

charge - $5,000

no measurable

impact

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

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DESCRIPTION OF FUNDED PROJECTS

SHERIFF

PROJECT NAME

Bullet Resistant Vests

Training Rifles

DESCRIPTION

Routine equipment replacement

Routine equipment replacement

TOTAL

COST

$21,420

$2,000

$23,420

FUNDING

SOURCE

General

Fund

General

Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

MEDICAL CARE FACILITY

PROJECT NAME

Replacement of Parking Lot

and Building Improvements

DESCRIPTION

Replacement & repair of existing items

TOTAL MCF PROJECTS

COST

$555,000

$555,000

FUNDING

SOURCE

MCF Depreciation

Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

FAIR

PROJECT NAME

Reroof Community Building

Repair/Replace heating system in

Multi Purpose Bldg

Covered Arena

Building Maintenance/Improvements

Reroof Shirley Clark Pavilion

Repair Blacktop

Fair - Computer upgrade

DESCRIPTION

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

Replacement of existing computer

TOTAL FAIR PROJECTS

COST

$25,000

$80,000

$120,000

$50,000

$9,000

$10,000

$1,200

$295,200

FUNDING

SOURCE

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

Hotel/Motel Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

PARKS

PROJECT NAME

Well electrical change

Lake LansingPark

Splash pad chairs

Hawk Island Park

Splash pad pump

Hawk Island Park

Bathhouse and Concession Area Updt

Hawk Island Park

Goals

Hope Soccer Complex

DESCRIPTION

Repair of existing items

New items to enhance Parks

Replacement of existing item

Replacement of existing item

New items to enhance Pan\s

TOTAL PARKS PROJECTS

COST

$15,000

$12,000

$5,000

$69,000

$8,000

$109,000

FUNDING

SOURCE

General

Fund

General

Fund

General

Fund

Enterprise Fund,

Friends of IC Parks

508 Enterprise Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

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DESCRIPTION OF FUNDED PROJECTS

ZOO

PROJECT NAME

Glass Block in birdhouse

AZA accreditation requirement

Bongo Door Replacement

AZA accreditation requirement

Power Washer

AZA accreditation requirement

Tiger Training Chute

Storage Building for holding cages

AZA accreditation requirement

Exhibit Modification

Raven Exhibit

Fencing between Yac & clinic

Table Saw replacement

current is not OSHA compliant

Landscaping Upgrades

Fencing Exhibit Upgrade

Bobcat Snow Plow

Zoo - Computer Equipment upgrades

DESCRIPTION

Renovation to existing area in

preparation for accreditation process

Renovation to existing area in

preparation for accreditation process

New item to clean exhibit area in

preparation for accreditation process

Renovation to enhance animal medical

care

Renovation to existing area in

preparation for accreditation process

Update & replacement of existing items

Update & replacement of existing items

Update & replacement of existing items

Update & replacement of existing items

Upgrades of existing items

Replacement of existing item

Update & replacement of existing items

Upgrade of existing items

COST

$35,000

$10,000

$3,000

$2,000

$6,000

$3,000

$10,000

$1,800

$1,800

$5,000

$3,000

$1,500

$2,724

FUNDING

SOURCE

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

Zoo Millage Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

TOTAL ZOO PROJECTS $84,824

MAJOR PROJECTS

PROJECT NAME

Facilities - Jail Cooling Tower

Replacement Jail

Facilities - ADA Compliant Doors for

Hilliard, District Court, Animal Conti

Facilities - Removal of the Gymnasium

Stage - IC Family Court

Facilities - HSB Vestibule Heaters

DESCRIPTION

Replacement of existing item

Replacement of existing item

1

Structural repair of existing item

Structural repair of existing item

TOTAL MAJOR PROJECTS

COST

$175,000

$12,000

$20,000

$15,000

$222,000

FUNDING

SOURCE

General

Fund

General

Fund

Juv. Justice

Millage

HSB Operating Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

MAINTENANCE & IMPROVEMENTS

PROJECT NAME

Animal Control - Kennel Doors

& Frames

District Court - Jury Room Bathroom (2)

Facilities - Door Replacement

ICFC

Facilities - Drinking Fountain for the

Gym - ICFC

Family Division - Swipe Cards for

Hearing Rooms 2/3 in GPB

Health - Immunization Clinic

Carpet replacement

DESCRIPTION

Replacement of existing items

Update of existing items

Replacement of existing items

New equipment to enhance facility

New equipment to enhance safety

Replacement of existing items

COST

$13,322

$6,000

$12,000

$1,600

$2,210

$9,475

FUNDING

SOURCE

General

Fund

General

Fund

Juvenile Justice

Fund

Juvenile Justice

Fund

Juvenile Justice

Millage

General

Fund

OPERATING

IMPACT

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

TOTAL MAINT. & IMPROVEMENTS $44,607

277

DESCRIPTION OF FUNDED PROJECTS

DATA PROCESSING EQUIPMENT

PROJECT NAME

BOC - Laptop Replacements

Budget Office - Computer Replacement

Circuit Court- Gen Trial Division

Computer, Printer, Software replacemts

Circuit Court- Gen Trial Division

Courtroom Technology Replacements

Circuit Court- Portable FTR Recording

Equipment

Circuit Court- Adult Probation

CISCO Phones

County Clerk - Desktop Computers

Replacements

Controller's Office - Computers

Replacements

District Court -Computer & Printer

Replacements

District Court - Video Surveillance

Project

Equalization - Computer

Upgrades

Facilities - New Maintenance Computer

ICFC

Facilities - New Maintenance Computer

HSB

Family Division

IP Phone upgrade

FOC - MIS IP Phone upgrade

Health - Computers Upgrades

Health - Desktop Computer & Monitor -

Healthy Smiles Dental Center

MIS - PC/Laptop replacement/staff &

classrooms at HRB and GPB

Paries - Cisco Phone System Hunt

Group Software

Pan\s - 4 Laptops and Docking

Stations - Office

Probate Court - Expected add'l

hardware costs for scanning proj

Probate Court - Printer replacement

Probate Court - Upgrade computers

and printer

Probate Court - Microfilm & scanning

closed files

Prosecuting Attorney - Computer

Equipment

Sheriff- Computer Equipment

Treasurer - Computer Equipment

Veteran's Affairs - Hardware

Upgrades

DESCRIPTION

Replacement of existing computer

Replacement of existing computer

Replacement of existing computers

Upgrade of existing item

Upgrade of existing item

Replacement of existing items

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computers

New equipment to enhance safety

Replacement of existing computers

New equipment to enhance efficiency

New equipment to enhance efficiency

Replacement of existing equipment

New equipment to enhance efficiency

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computers

Replacement of existing computer

New equipment for more efficiency

Replacement of existing item

New equipment for more efficiency

New equipment for more efficiency

Replacement of Computers & Equipment

Replacement of existing equipment

Replacement of Computers

Upgrade of existing items

COST

$2,400

$850

$22,000

$20,000

$8,000

$15,200

$8,364

$3,000

$25,000

$15,400

$4,500

$1,100

$1,100

$13,640

$32,000

$90,000

$1,266

$20,000

$8,000

$5,500

$15,000

$1,200

$10,000

$12,000

$19,029

$60,000

$7,663

$1,125

FUNDING

SOURCE

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

General

Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

General

Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Juvenile Justice

Millage

General

Fund

CRP contract

CRP contract

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

General

Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

Equipment

Revolving Fund

MPACT

5 yr replacement

charge - $480

5 yr replacement

charge - $170

5 yr replacement

charge - $4,400

5 yr replacement

charge - $4,000

no measurable

impact

5 yr replacement

charge - $3,040

5 yr replacement

charge - $1,673

5 yr replacement

charge - $600

5 yr replacement

charge - $5,000

no measurable

impact

5 yr replacement

charge - $900

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

no measurable

impact

5 yr replacement

charge -$18,000

5 yr replacement

charge - $253

5 yr replacement

charge - $4,000

5 yr replacement

charge-$1,600

5 yr replacement

charge -$1,100

5 yr replacement

charge - $3,000

5 yr replacement

charge - $240

5 yr replacement

charge - $2,000

no measurable

impact

5 yr replacement

charge - $3,806

5 yr replacement

charge - $12,000

5 yr replacement

charge - $1,533

5 yr replacement

charge - $225

TOTAL DATA PROCESSING PROJECTS $423,337

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